If you think it's a solid opportunity, move forward with a full property inspection, and again, de-brief with your agent and firm up all associated repair costs before the inspection contingency expires...exit the deal if you need to, or stay the course.This is a joint effort lead entirely by your agent...very structured.

Hi everyone,I currently work as a Commercial Real Estate Associate (I do not have my RE License yet, however I will obtain it within the next month).

My condo/rental association is claiming damages for move out.

I was aware about the people having cameras 2 get an idea of what potential buyers think of a property, it just didn't click in my head.

I don't agree with that either and I'm often disgraced this is the generation I'm associated with.

Join state or local associations.

So our plan has always been new construction so that’s where our head has been.

I'm not sure where to specifically go for education, but I would start with your local REIA, (Real estate investors association), meetings.

Thank you and I appreciate the heads up for the search features.

Most of the REIA associations you'll see focus on single family, so these didn't get me very far.